Best Fashionable Face Masks For Perfect Pandemic Protection

American menswear designer Todd Snyder is a real favourite of ours here at DMARGE, most notably for his unique take on everyday essentials. Everything bearing the Todd Snyder label is of a high-quality and has an effortlessly cool nature to it.

His face masks are no different. Made from a cotton jersey fabric with space to insert a filter and will perfectly conform to the natural contours of your face. Better still, for every mask purchased, Todd Snyder will donate one to US charity Good360, which will provide a mask to a hospital in greatest need in NYC.

American clothing brand Bonobos is best known for creating pants that have a curved waistband to contour to your body's natural shape. That same methodology has been applied to its face mask range too, by using a flexible wire close to the nose, allowing you to find the perfect fit.

Openings at either side let you easily fit and remove filters (sold separately) and elasticated bands go round your head, rather than just your ears, making it more comfortable for all-day wear. The soft cotton fabric is the same used in its Riviera shirt range, meaning they can be had in a variety of stylish designs.

Italian brand Shangri-La Heritage is one that takes design inspiration from classic motorcycles, travelling and rock 'n' roll. Materials used in its clothing are tough and rugged, which work perfectly for face masks too.

The Fearless Mask uses 100 per cent Italian raw denim, mated to an inner layer of antibacterial cotton to produce a breathable yet leakproof mask that's as stylish as it is functional. Large elastics go round the ears for a secure, yet comfortable fit. Very rock 'n' roll.

Everlane is a direct-to-consumer retailer that is all about doing some good for the planet. All its products use sustainably-sourced materials and are made by ethical means. The company also has a 100% Human collection that donates a small portion of sales to charitable causes.

This five pack of face masks (two black, two grey and one green) is part of that collection, so not only will you be doing yourself a favour by buying a pack, but you'll be helping out someone less fortunate at the same time. They're made from a double-layer knit fabric to help filter out germs while remaining soft and comfortable on your face.

American fashion brand John Elliott continuously produces incredibly well-made pieces that are some of the most stylish in the business. John is a fan of prints and colours and only the finest materials are used and made in the USA.

This triple-pack of tie dye face masks is the perfect embodiment of that, being made from 100 per cent cotton and rocking three very different tie dye patterns. 10 per cent of each sale will be given to UCLA Health Research & Education.

US sportswear giant Under Armour may not be one of the first brands you would expect to be producing face masks, but the more manufacturers making them available the greater the supply.

Coming from a sporting background, Under Armour knows all about breathing too, so its face mask is made from its own high-performance materials which remain comfortable when worn all day, and provides optimum airflow. The outer shell is water-resistant, while the inner layer has been given an anti-microbial treatment to keep it fresher for longer.

Off-White is the fashion label founded by Virgil Abloh, the same man who is Louis Vuitton's Creative Director. Pieces from Off-White may be a little pricier than some other brands, but such is the world of luxury fashion.

The company's Arrows face mask is exceptionally cool though, sporting a large Arrows motif on the front (which can also be found on various other pieces in the company's collection). Rather than have the elastics at the side, the Off-White mask has top and bottom-mounted straps that stretch around the back of your head for a completely secure and snug fit.

Mostly Heard Rarely Seen (MHRS) is the brainchild of Thomas Li, a fashion designer from Hong Kong. The brand is incredibly popular with hypebeasts and streetwear-fanatics and as the name suggests, Li is rarely seen in public, instead letting his designs be "mostly heard".

This camo print face mask is made from 100 per cent nylon and attaches around your ears by way of elasticated straps with adjustable toggles. The camouflage will mean your face will only be mostly seen and rarely heard. Get it?

French designer Isaac Sellam is a big fan of leather and makes heavy use of it within his Isaac Sellam Experience label, which was founded in 2002.

This mesh mask has a 100 per cent calf leather outer layer and a 100 per cent linen lining. The elasticated straps feature a prominent stitching design, something the brand is known for.

Austrian clothing brand Wolford is certainly more female-orientated, primarily being a producer of underwear and stockings. That knowledge lends it to using soft and comfortable fabrics that are of a long-lasting quality.

The company's jersey fabric has been channelled into this face mask, which being all-black, makes it very much a unisex product. There is an embossed logo on the front and when viewed from the side it does resemble on half of a bra, so guys may be put off, but ultimately, you'd rather be seen with a mask on that in a hospital bed, right?